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dudley is very poorly

mimi75

Alpha Buck
hello everyone,my poor big boy dudley has gone into the vets today.he was not eating his pellets and generally seemed quiet-not normal for him.i spoke to my vet at 3pm and she said she was keeping him in and syringe feeding him.he is compacted and very gassy in his tummy,is this g.i.stasis?he may need to be put on a drip or operated on.i have to call back later,i know he is in the very best hands(francis harcourt-brown)but i am so worried.i can't stand losing another of my babies.
 
Poor Dudley - hope things get better very soon....and wow, your vet is Frances Harcourt Brown - surely he's in the best possible hands!
Lots of get well vibes going Dudleys way...
 
well duds is home,but still not out of the woods yet.mrs harcourt-brown showed me his x-rays and his whole insides were full of gas.waiting on some blood results but all i can say is that she is absolutely amazing and lets keep our fingers croosed for my lovely boy:D thanks for your kind thoughts guys.xx
 
My vet has just been in contact with her about some meds for Charlie! She is apparently a colleague of his - I'm very impressed that she is your vet! Lucky you!
 
duddley has a twisted liver

just spoken to mrs harcourt-brown and duddley's bloods show he has twisted his liver as she suspected:cry: has anybody had any experience with this?we are taking him back in to see her on tuesday so we can go through it properly thenxx
 
just spoken to mrs harcourt-brown and duddley's bloods show he has twisted his liver as she suspected:cry: has anybody had any experience with this?we are taking him back in to see her on tuesday so we can go through it properly thenxx

I am sorry to hear about Dudley :cry:
I have posted a response on your other thread about Liver Lobe Torsions

Janex
 
You must be very lucky to live in the same city as Dr. Harcourt-Brown, she is the best of the best around the world, a true expert in rabbit. Even the vets over here in North America have to buy her book. Your bunny is in good hand.

Go to amazon.com and read the comments on her book from people who bought them. If she can't heal your bunny, noone else can.

Godspeed in a healthy recovery
 
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